Sentence examples for out from the classical from inspiring English sources

The Langevin function, however, includes no interaction among the suspended particles, and therefore, clusters are ruled out from the classical description.

And for years individual players were accustomed to having royalties pour in from the recordings that poured out before the classical record industry collapsed.

That comes out of the classical economy".

"He comes out of the classical tradition.

All patients underwent facelift surgery with superficial muscular aponeurotic system undermining and imbrication, whereby the skin dissection was carried out for about 5 cm from the classical periauricular incision, while the sub-superficial muscular aponeurotic system undermining was further extended for another 4 cm in both the cheek and the neck area.

The cries of the peacocks that sleep in the trees almost drown out the classical music blaring from loudspeakers.

What stands out from the 1994 report is its classical methodological approach, which makes it possible to appreciate the foundation of Community measures vis-à-vis those for which, on the contrary, the Commission has no legitimacy to take, because the criteria of Article 3B are not met.

Then, according to Blythe: "in scarcely credible terms, the little clergyman from Norfolk and the lion acted out the classical Christian martyrdom to the full".

Specifically, none of the classifiers employing composite features derived from secondary PPI data sources (the network-based approaches) out-performed the classical single-gene/gene-set approaches.

Rising from a chair to demonstrate what she had rejected, she waddled and jumped with legs parallel rather than turned out the classical way.

Branching out from its usual classical music repertory, the Mill Valley Philharmonic is hosting a sing-along event on April 10 in which the crowd can perform songs like "Hey Jude" and "Sweet Home Alabama" backed by orchestral musicians.